SPORTING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 14053, 7 May 1906, Page 9

SPORTING.

THE ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS. United Press Association —By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON. May 4. / The One Thousand Guineas Stakes was run at the Newmarket meeting to-dry, and resulted as follows: THE ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES of 100 sovs each, for three-ycar-aid fillies; 9st each; second horse -100 sovs and third horse 200 sovs from the stake. One Sir Daniel Cooper’s br f Flair, by St Frusquin—Glare 1 Mr W. M. G. Singer's br f Lischana, by Orvieto —Escalade 2 Duke of Portland’s b f Paid-up, by St Simon—Settlement .... 3 THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN JOCKEY - CLUB’S MEETING. I ADELAIDE, May 6. ' The following is the result of the -St Lcger Stake?, run at the autumn meeting of the South Australian Jockey Club; ST LEGER STAKES, of 330 sovs; second horse 50 sovs and third 25 sovs from the stake. One mile and three-quarters and 133 yards. Mr G. Anderson's b c Torah, by Koran— Tarloch, 3yrs. Sst 101 b . . .1 Mr J. James’s ch o Carlinga, by Carlyon— Pediuga, 3yrs, Sst 101 b . . .2 Mr F. Bailey’s b c Shimose, by Little Artillery,—Escopnttc, 3yrs, Sst 10!b . . 3 Four started. Won by a length and. a half. Time—Smin 23 4-ssec. Dividend—l 4s. HASTINGS NOTES. [Per Press Association.! HASTINGS, May 5. ‘ Heavy rain yesterday made the course heavy, but there were a number of gallops this morning on the course proper. Douche covered six furlongs in Imin ISsec. Gladsmuir beat Hipporofla over five furlongs. Solution finished well in front of Mystification and King Billy over a mile, covered in Imin 48seo, King Billy being last. Gatenby and Pink ’Un each did half-pace work, Pluck boat Ellerton over five furlongs, and Asteroid covered a mile and a quarter in 2min 13scc, finishing strongly. The Mariello Stakes candidate smartly covered four furlongs, and St Albert boat Moral over six furlongs in Imin I9sec. Polyanthus finished in front of Rose Madder over a mile in I'.uin, 4Ssec. Porcelain took Imin 17seo to cover five furlongs, going lazily. Operetta beat Whnkawehi over seven fujiongs in Imin Sosec. Grand Slam accounted, lor Loftus and Lady Mell over five furlongs in Imin 4scc. Miss Adeline ran away from Waikoura in a three-furlong spin. Sweet Helen covered five furlongs in Imin usee. Oryx went alone once round the hurdles, jumping proficiently. Cinque finished in front of Kaipotipeti, Faro and Eclair once round the hurdles. Nadadpr and Comfort finished together over the same course. MARLBOROUGH RACING CHUB. [Per Press Association.] 1 BLENHEIM, May 6. The following are acceptances for the first day of the Marlborough Racing Club’s Autumn Meeting: HACK HURDLES HANDICAP, of 50 sovs; about one mile and three-quarters— Sardonyx list 41b, Black Squall lOst, Kudu 9s 121 b, Cyrus 9st 12ib, Motokiri 9st 121 b, Hiporangi 9st 10lb, Kaitangatahi 9st 6lb, Pemmioan 9at Sib, St Amelia 9st 2!b, HpityToitv 9st 21b, Komingo 9st, Bushy Park Sst. MARLBOROUGH CUP, of 120 sovs; one mile and a quarter—Gold Crown 9st 91b, Roseal Bst 9lb, Marguerite Sst, Narcotic 7st Blb, Capulot 7st 7lb, Bonheur 7st olb, Scrap Iron Jack 7al 2lb, Macintosh 7st, Hiuurewa 7st, Black Squall 7st, Immolation 7st, Gold Guard 6st 9lb. AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 50 sovs; six furlongs—Voucher Sst 41b. Sherlock Holmes Sat 31b, Mies Lancelot Sst 2lb, '-Secret 7st 101 b, Sen Son 7st 91b. Hero 7st Olb, Highland Fling 7st 81b, Lotherline 7st 81b, Mataari 7st Sib, Hand-some Cap 7st 31b, Geisha Girl 7st 3!b. Bariev 7st Sib. FLYING- HANDICAP, of 75 sovs; six furlongs—Marguerite 9st, White Ribbon Sst 13. b, Sardonyx Sst 51b, Kudu Sst, Hinurewa Sst, Bowman 7sfc 51b, Rose Petal 7sfc 3.b, GoldGuard 7st, Gallahad 7st, Tiwha 7?t, Gold Dredge 7st. . ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP, of 50 sovs; five furlongs—Montague Sst 91b, Hippodrome Sst 81b, Voucher Sst 71b, Sherlock Holmes Sst 61b, Sir Galahad. Sst- 51b, Rosewood Sst 21b, Sen Sen Sst, Letherline 7st 13lb, Truthful 7st 131 b, Secret 7st ISlb, Hero 7st 121 b, Highland .Fling 7st 121 b, Mataari 7st 9lb, Messieur Beaucaire 7st Sib, Barley 7st slb, Shamrock 7st slb, Leolino 7st 51b. OPAWA WELTER HANDICAP,, of 50 sovs; seven furlongs—Sherlock Holmes 9st Sib, Hipporangi 9st slb, Lualla 9st 4lb, Devonia Sst 81b, Transvaal Sst 71b, Sen Sen Sst 6lb, Marstone Sst 51b, Lotherline Sst 41b, Error Sat Sib.

-MAIDEN HACK RACE, of 50 sovs; weight-for-age—Miss Riwaka, Tangerine, Prohibiten, Tikitawa, Haerera, Handsome Cap, Terrific Fire, Barley. Chief Officer, Tupono, Grand Poplar, Geisha Girl. Measieur Boaucaire, Boveille, Wairaw, Hill Spring, 'Strathfillan, Glonledi, Moana, Leoline, Kai Errin. GBEYMOUTH JOCKEY CHUB. [From Our Correspondent.] GBEYMOUTH, May 6. The following weights have been declared for the first day . of the Greymonth Jockey Club’s Autumn Meeting;— TRIAL HANDICAP, of 40 .sovs; sis furlongs—Blesbok 9st 4lb, Vardo Bst 61b, Gay Spark Bst 61 b, Immolation Bst Sib, First View Bst 2lb, .Siandra 7st 12!b. Nor’-wester 7st Sib, Golden Comb 7st Blbj Hinerau 7st 3lb, Lacy 6st 101 b. . PAROA HANDICAP, of 25 sovs; one mile —Hinerau Bst 121 b;, Kingsmill Sst 9lb, Runanga Sst 7lb, Gloriana 7st 71b, Metropolitan 9«t Sib, Regulation 9st 51b, Rosoal 9st Sib, Dexterity fist 131 b, Sandy Sst 81b, Abaydos Sst 7lb, Gay Spark Sst 3lb, Freeland Sst 2'b, Immolation 7st 13’.b, First View 7st 131 b, Red Cross Ist 91b, Bowman 7st slb. Ohio 7st, Grand Poplar 6st 101 b, Bennie Prince 6st 71b. . . HURDLE HANDICAP, of 40 sovs; one mile and. a half—Lurcher 10st 13lb, Golden Comb 9st Blb, Komingo Sst 41b, Waimata Sst, Gloriana Sst. , WELTER HANDICAP, of 40 sovs; seven furlongs—Blesbok lost 3lb, Vardo 9st 61b, Red Cross 9st 2lb. Nor’-wester Sst 101 b, Golden Comb Sst 9lb, Ohio Sst 6Jb, Grand Poplar Bpt, Wairarapa Sst, Bonnie' Prince 7st 121 b, Gloriana 7at 71b. COBDEN HANDICAP, of 25 sovs; seven furlongs—Nor’-westor Sst 12!b, Hinerau Sst 7lb, Kingsmill Sst 41b, Eunanga Sst 21b, Gloriana 7st, Victoria '9st 21b, Dexterity 9st 21b, Sandy Sst lllb, Gay Spark Sst 61b, Freeland Sst slb. First View Sst 2’.b, Red Cross Sst, Siandra 7st 121 b, Bowman 7st 9lb, Golden Comb 7st 81b, Ohio 7st 51b, Grand Poplar 7st. [Feoh Oub Correspondent.] DUNEDIN, May 5. The two yearlings purchased by L. C. Hazlett at the Randwick Yearling Sales have arrived here in excellent condition, after a good passage from Sydney. The well-known trainer, R. M’Millan, passed through here by this week’s Melbourne boat, and has Mauritius, Miss Vera Capel and Cariola in his charge. The latter two are believed to be in foal, and are likely to ■ be put out of training. M’Milhm expects to return to this colony within a few 'Weeks. CHRISTCHURCH RACING CLUB. Handicappers—Messrs J. E. Henrys (gallops) and H. Brinkman (trots); starter—Mr H, Piper. , The autumn meeting of the Christchurch ■ Racing Club was held at Plumpton Park on Saturday in good weather. The attendance was good, but the going was heavy. The following are the details o! the racing: HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 50 sovs; second horse 10 sovs from the stake. One mile. 3-JJ Mr J. F. Buchanan’s ch f Assegai, by Benzoin—Fireside, 3yrs, 9st 91b (R. King) 1 26i Mr T. Sheenan’s ch m Farley Grove, 3yrs, 10st 9lb (Dcrrctt) 2 62i Sir G. Clifford’s ch h Cannie Chiel, aged, list 9lb (J. Ashby) 3 10J Eougoa lOst 7lb (Hewitt) and 7 Graduated Tax 9st Olb (Andertou) also started. Farley Grove and Rongoa showed momentarily in front, but round the back Graduated Tax ran through and led the field by two clear lengths, Cannie Chiel whipping in. Half a mile from home Assegai shot out, and, easily holding his own, camo on and won comfortably by three lengths, Farley Grove beating Cannie Chiel by a length and a half for second place. Time—lmin 49sec. Dividend —£3 12s MAIDEN HANDICAP, of 35 sovs; second horse 5 sovs from the stake. Seven furlongs. 169 Mr F. Lance's hr f Korea, by Stepniak—lllusion, 3yra, Sst lllb (Derrott) 1 45 Mr F. Holmes’s ch g Wakaraupo, aged, 7st 101 b ~ (M’Cluskey) 2 47£ Mr D. Humphreys’ b g Tunnel (lata Wissemburg), Sst 7ib (ino. slb overweight) (H. Donovan) 3 494 Fairboy 7st 131 b (J. Olsen) also started. Korea sho-t out at once, and, holding her position easily all the way, won comfortably, easing up, hr three lengths from Wakaraupo,

who beat Tunnel by the same distance for second place. Time—lmin 35sec. Dividend— JEI 12s.

CHRISTCHURCH AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; second horse 15 soys and third horse 5 sovs from the stake. One mile and a, quarter. 91 Mr W. O. Rutherford’s b o Makaroff, by Stepniak—Arline, 3yrs, Bst lib (M’Cluskey) 1 1561 Mr R. O. Campbell’s b c Beau Seaton, 4yrs, Bst 21b (Hewitt) 2 56 Mr G. P. Payne’s ch g Tirole, aged, Bst 81b (L. King) 3 70 Convoy 9st 6lb (M’Combe), 147 J Terrapin 6st 10lb (R. King) 74 Czarevna Bst 81b (Donovan), 71J Pas Seul Bst 2lb (Derrett) and 103 J Tsitsihar (G. A. Pine) ajpo started. Beau Seaton and Makaroff led Pas Seul past the stand, but Makaroif was then taken to the front. Round the back Makaroff was well clear of Beau Seaton, Pas Seul and Terrapin, whilst Convoy also showed prominently for a furlong. Makaroff was first into the, straight, and, easily holding his position, won by two lengths, Beau Seaton just boating Tirole by a nook for second place, with Czarevna half a length' away fourth. Pas Seul was fifth, and Terrapin and _ Convoy whipped in Time—2min llsec. Dividends —Makaroff £5 14s, Beau Seaton £1 2s. RICCARTON TROT HANDICAP (in harness), of 45 sovs; second horse 5 sovs from the stake. Two miles. 204 Mr J. Smithers’ hr c Woodend, by ■Wildwood —Vickery, 3yis, 22seo ( (M. Edwards) 1 714 Mr W. Brook’s ch g Slewee, 6yrs, ~27sec (J. Farrar) 2 134 Mr E. Mumford’s b m Miss Viking, aged, 28seo (Owner) S 69J- Cleopatra 2-tsec, 494 Alice H. 35see and 67 Flora Mac 35seo also started. Alice H. led for nearly a mile, when Slewee went to, the front, followed by Woodend. The latter took the lead entering the back stretch, and won easily by eight lengths. Mies Viking being about two hundred yards away. Time—smin 15 l-asec. Dividend—£2. FLYING HANDICAP, of 60 sots; second horse 10 sovs from the stake. Five furlongs. 163 Mr J. Y. M’Craoken’s hr g Alexis, by Lord Roslyn—Plevna, 3yrs. 7si 3lb (J. Olsen) 1 SG4 Mr G. P. Payne’s b g Chivalry, oyra, 9st 131 b (L. G. King) 3 97 Mr E. P. Gates’s b h Zetland, 4yrs, Bst 81b • (L. 'Hegarty) 3 92J Sandy Bst 51b (E. King), 85 Matuku 7eV2lb (J. Pine) and 89| Volodia 6st 7lb (F. Jones) also started. Alexis shot out at once, hut Chivalry immediately ran through and joined him, and the pair led into the straight together., At the distance both were being ridden, but Alexis outstayed the top-weight, and ultimately won comfortably by three-quarters of a length, Zetland, who finished fast, being half a length away third. Time—lmia 4 2-osco. Dividend —£3 Bs. HACK HANDICAP RACE, of 25 sovs; second horse 5 sovs from the stake. Six furlongs. 63 Mr T. Montalt’s ch m Goodsight, by Good-bye—Foresight, 3yrs, Bst 3lb (L. G. King) 1 119 k Mr A. Dale's ch c Balsam, 3yrs, Sat . 3lb (L. Hegarty) 3 131 Mr T. Shecnan’s ch m Merrymaker. 6yrs, Bst olb (Derrett) 3 83.Vardo 9st (R. King), 185 Mango Sst 6lb (M’Clnskey), 43 Adrift 7st 101 b (F. Jones) and 40 Parole 7st 71b (James Pine) also .started. Va-rdo and Mango made all the running to the straight, where Merrymaker and Goodsight joined in. Goodsight, running on, won easily hy three lengths, Balsam beating] Merrymaker by two lengths for second place, with Mango fourth. Time —Imin 18 l-ssec. Dividends —Goodsight £6 12s, Balsam £1 4s. WELTER HANDICAP, of 50 sovs; second horse 10 sovs from the -stake. Six furlongs. 194jj Mr J. A. Holmes’s ch f Hilarity, by Castashore—Pleasure Seeker, 3yrs, 9st 81b (E. Sooullar) 1 72 Sir G. Clifford’s ch h Cannie Chief, aged, Ost 131 b (Ashby) 2 83 Mr A. Boyle’s b g Largesse, 3yrs i (J. Pine) 3 94 Antigone 9st 3lb (M’Cluskoy). 1594 Count Gorton 9st (Hewitt), 77k Lee-Enileld Sst Blb (M’Combe), 314 Ordnance Sst 7lb (J. Sooullar) and 10J Parole Sst (L. G . King) also started. Ordnance was first away, but Count Gorton and Antigone at once took command, and led to the straight, where Hilarity joined in, and won easily by two lengths, Cannie, Chief, who came with a fast run, heating Largesse by a length for second place. Time—lmin 19 l-ssec. Dividends—Hilarity £2 10s, Cannie Chiel £2 4s.' SPREYDON HANDICAP (in harness)* of 45 sovs; second horse 5 sovs from the stake. One mile. 241 Mr A. Bice’s b m Eoseshield, by Rothschild —Wildwood mare, 4yrs, 9sco (M. Edwards) 1 149 Mr C. Ireland’s h g Ruthergieu, 15sec (D. PriccJ 2 104 Mr J. Wright’s gr g Grey Echo, 3yrs, scr (Owner) 3 20i Orlando scr (J. Carl), 16 Myrtle Girl 2seo (B. Edwards), 584 Veleda 7seo (C, Piper), 34 -Oaptivator 17sec (Owner), ,68 Nellie Spec 19sec and 15 Golden Belle 22sec (Owner) also started. Rutherglen was in command after running a furlong, but was at once joined by Roseshield. Down the back Koseshield' broke badly, and Rutherglen went on with a lead of a full hundred yards.’ Eoseshield settled again and went in pursuit of the leader, and, catching him in the straight, won handily by two lengths, Grey Echo eighty yards away third. Time—2min 29 2-sseo. Dividends— Roseshield £1 14s, Rutherglen ISs. The annual meeting of the Ohoka and Eyretcn Jockey Club was held on Thursday, Mr W. A. Kolcher presiding. The balancesheet showed a credit balance of £124 11s od, was read and adopted. It was decided to hold the annual races on October 4. The officials appointed were:—President, Mr K. W. Chapman; vice-presidents, Messrs W. Chapman, G. Bailey, and F. Lance; judge, Mr W. Thompson; starter, Mr J. L. Carl; handicappers, Messrs J. E. Henrys (gallons) and H. Brinkmaq (trots); clerk of scales, Mr R. Lloyd; clerk of course, Mr H. Clothier; honorary timekeeper. Mr C. Hood-Williams;

honorary treasurer, Mr J. M'Grath. Messrs J. M’Kae Peacock and C. M’Grath wore added to the list of stewards of last year. The programme of last meeting, with tho addition to the stakes, was adopted. Nominations, for -all events at the Plumpton Park Trotting Club’s Winter Meeting, close of Wednesday next, at 9 p.m. The programme appears in this issue. Woodend has been penalised 7seo in the Beach Handicap at tho, Tahuna Park trots, Dunedin.